Sentence examples for exited a deep from inspiring English sources

S&P's decision was partly based on its estimate that the Greek economy shrank by 1% over the past six months: a bruising possibility given that the Greek economy only exited a deep, six-year-long recession last year.

[1] We are stuck in a sloggy, backward-leaning L-shaped recovery: The United States economy, with considerable prodding from fiscal, financial (the bailouts), and monetary help, exited a historically deep recession in the second half of 2009, but has been growing relatively slowly since then.

As the economy exits a very deep recession, I believe that it is an excellent time for new companies to develop.

The deep corporate consensus in this age of deep corporate capture will be the same as it was when Summers last exited a presidential administration -- that he did a heckuva job, in Obama's words.

Let's say you are in a rectangular test chamber, standing on a platform separated from the exit by a deep pit that you cannot possibly leap over.

Using this data, we can look deeper into whether founders do indeed often lose out when venture capitalists exit a company.

Anyone who becomes enraged by traffic or a simple missed exit has a deeper temper problem.

Germany exited its deepest post-war recession in the second quarter of last year but the recovery slowed in the winter as harsh weather disrupted business activity.

As it exits the tunnel, it trifurcates in a deep (D) and superficial peroneal nerve (S) and a recurrent or articular branch (A).

Finicum exits the truck after swerving into a deep snowbank to avoid a police barricade.

The hot water exiting from the deep borehole, flows through an heat exchanger and transfers the heat to the ORC's working fluid.